Lucid is currently seeking a Homologation Engineer, with a focus on EV range and efficiency. This position requires a motivated individual with understanding of current and future EV environmental regulations who has the capability to research, interpret and document homologation requirements. The successful candidate will interact cross functionally throughout the business and will be provided an opportunity for exposure to a variety of engineering disciplines. A positive working attitude, a strong desire to learn and the ability to quickly establish themselves within a team are must-haves.

The Role Work on Homologation regulatory requirements, reports, and processes with authorities like EPA, CARB, Environment Canada, Transport Canada, etc. Create and maintain MY specific regulatory applications and reports (CAFE, GHG, ZEV, etc.) for North America market Track timely running changes and ensure timely reporting Work on different regulatory databases such as EV-CIS, E-cert, E-file, VEERR, etc. Carry out/manage in-house and third-party regulatory testing prior to major regulatory approval events. Develop working knowledge of existing and future automotive regulations Participate in Homologation program management, helping to effectively plan for upcoming changes in relevant regulations Assist manufacturing with tasks like labelling, COP, timely Homologation updates, etc., as needed

Qualifications General understanding of Automotive world Basic Mechanical and Electrical understanding of EVs Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work cross functionally Excellent communication skills (able to clearly communicate with internal and external stakeholders) Ability to travel domestically as needed, with potential for some international travel Ability to perform under time sensitive circumstances and deliver results Valid US Driver’s license

Advantageous Experience in Automotive regulatory compliance Experience in supporting testing for regulatory approvals Experience working with regulatory authorities like EPA, CARB, NHTSA, UN ministries, etc. Familiarity with change and project management principles

Education BS or MS degree in Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related field

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